[2][3] The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama considers Tenant-Flowers as one of the "most versatile choral specialists" of England.
She secured a Doctoral degree (PhD) from Durham on a thesis which related to the research of the works of Elisabeth Lutyens, an English composer.
[1] She also studied arts administration and conducting at the Roehampton; Sir Charles Groves, Peter Erdei of the Liszt Academy, László Heltay and Alan Hazeldine of the Guildhall were her teachers.
[3] Tenant-Flowers' present directorial assignments cover professional and amateur choirs, symphony and chamber choruses, youth and community groups.
She has many teaching assignments within the country working for organisations such as the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (RWCMD), Association of British Choral Directors (abcd) and Sing for Pleasure.